https://www.tus-wa.com/leagues/game-201356/
same as: https://www.tus-wa.com/leagues/game-201344/

sorry 

Both games were really intense. Recommend watching if you like elites

Peja is back (from jail)

1st replay (the red map) @ 8:40 

edit: though honestly, i made a small error at end of white map, but this was kinda vok's fault.

Poor doza got crateraped :x

2 sets of cows
3 holy's
1 supernana
1 mighty vase
1 freeze
1 bow

STEEEEEERRRIKKE

Thriller game.

Not even an ox would be jealous of my smell afterwards :x

For some reason I keep deleting my teams with the furthest mission progress... so once every couple of months I go through the whole mission/deathmatch sequence to get that shit back. (I know i can use proggy... but yeah, its kinda fun doing all this  )

Anyway. I'm doing it again this time.
And I'm keeping times to see how fast I can complete everything.

Maybe someone else is up for a challenge and wants to give it a go as well 

Rules:
- Get gold on everything. All missions, all training disciplines, and Elite in deathmatch mode.
- No restarting if you blew a run. You are allowed to quit once in-game though when you see that a mission is obviously lost.
- Casualties don't matter. In deathmatch you can waste as many worms as you like. Only thing that counts is the time you take to finish it all.
- Time starts the moment you press 'start mission' or 'begin training'. The pie-loading is included. Time stops as soon as you get the notification that you scored gold on this (last) mission.
- You can take breaks, just write down the time you spent so far.
- If you fail a mission, retry until you get the gold.
- edit: Use a watch to keep time.
- Write down the times you spent on each mode (mission, training, deathmatch), so we can compare those as well 

I know there are guys who did speedruns on all missions... so yeah, it's gonna be hard beating those guys. But it just seems like fun to compare times with other players.
And a good way to waste a shitty-weather-day.

have fun 

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HHC's time:
Training: 0:34:17
Missions: 4:27:19
Deathmatch: 3:11:59

Total time to complete everything: 8:13:35

I wish you an awesome day mate 



Best of luck and good blessings for the rest of your life.. together 

As Sensei wrote in SB:

Quotewhen i click on number of comments instead of seeing all, it gets me error message.

(this is on main cups page, when you click on the 'see comments'-number)

The error msg:
"The game you are looking for does not exist."

This thread is for discussion of the game Magic Duels, a free-to-play online collectible card game on Steam:
http://store.steampowered.com/app/316010/

May seem complicated at first, but it's easy to learn in the single player campaign. It offers a lot of depth and there's a lot of strategy involved building the perfect deck for each gametype.

At the moment it's just me and Anubis playing it full time, but yeah, feel free to join us 
Thread created to discuss things with Kai 

Via: http://www.gamereactor.eu/news/332773/Team+17+on+Worms+WMD%2C+tanks%2C+buildings%2C+and+the+new+worm/

edit: screenshots at the bottom!

We take a world exclusive first look at Worms WMD and talk with Team 17's creative manager Kevin Carthew about what's new in the next entry in the multiplayer series.

There's several new noteworthy features coming in this iteration, with the most notable among them being the new vehicles that players will be able to drive around the maps. The studio were, however, keen to maintain balance and make sure that the tanks weren't overpowered.

"We didn't want the vehicles to necessarily be a fore[gone] conclusion, as in, you get into the tank, you've won the game," Carthew explained.

"It fires a barrage of shells, it's quite hard to concentrate the tank's fire. There's an element of skill involved. Sometimes it makes more sense to use one of the game's existing weapons, so we're keeping that balance of strategy in the game."

Another interesting new feature, and one that will certainly come into its own during online matches, is the new enterable buildings:

"They act like mini-fortresses," the man from Team 17 explained. "So again it's an area of the landscape that I'd say plays to the strategic strengths of the game. If you get inside a building, your worms that are inside the building are hidden from view to everybody outside the building."

Worms games have, over the years, all looked fairly similar, and while WMD won't stray too far from what we're used to, there are going to be a few visual changes.

"The game is all 2D. Of course it's all-new artwork, beautiful, high-definition. Everything is a hand-crafted digital painting," Carthew told us.

"The approach for creating the landscapes hasn't really changed since the very first version of worms... We wanted the random landscape generator, which is a big part of Worms, to always look like it was presenting a hand-drawn piece of art, and so we took a completely different approach for this."

It's not just the background that has changed, as WMD will see the first character redesign for a while. "This new worm, he's all new, he is a redesign. We're looking for something that looks a bit more contemporary, something that looks a bit more modern."

"The two art styles are purposefully contrasting; the landscape looks like hand painted images, the worm looks a lot simpler, clean lines. He's a little bit more angular. And that's intentionally done because it makes it visually more easy to read for the player. It's obvious what should be the landscape, and what are the interactive elements."

Worms WMD is heading to PC and Xbox One (first)

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When we asked creative manager Kevin Carthew whether it's WMD or Weapons of Mass Destruction, he put us straight, it's just an acronym, the new game from Team 17 is called Worms WMD, plain and simple. With their latest offering the studio is trying to channel the spirit of Worms: Armageddon, with that entry in the long-running series (it's twenty years old now!) identified as a genuine highlight and fan favourite worth drawing from.

Worms has enjoyed a steady evolution over the years, and it's appeared on most consoles in some form or another. We all have our own stories about how we got started with the franchise, memories of a title that excels in social environments, the archetypal party game if you like. We're playing the new build of WMD at Team 17's Wakefield office and in-between concrete donkeys and exploding sheep, we're sharing our respective histories with the game, whether it be collecting old boxed editions on PC, or passing a PSOne controller around a room full of people in front of a small twelve inch screen that was as deep as it was wide. In a way that very few franchises can genuinely say with any authority, this is a bonafide classic, a series bordering on gaming institution.

While there was plenty of laughter, competitive banter, and more wasted turns that we'd care to admit, during our hands-on demo we didn't actually get to see much in the way of variety. Procedural level generation, a series staple, isn't up and running in this build so all the games we played were on the same map. We did get to see the new artwork, and we were told how they've changed the way they construct levels to accommodate the new art assets. Simply put, it's the best looking game in the series to date, with a revised worm design (the first in years, the new design drawing inspiration from anarchic cartoon characters like Ren & Stimpy and their more contemporary peers), more variety in each level, and more interesting environments to wage war across.

Where before, under the surface of each stage, the land mass was just coloured-in with a specific background pattern, now the whole level will be made of new hand-drawn assets. It's a subtle change, and it doesn't alter the flavour of the matches per se, it simply makes for a better looking, more visually stimulating level. Via a brief video presentation where they demoed the procedural generation of maps using the specific art assets on display during our demo (broken buildings, smashed concrete, wreckage - see below), we were shown how the revised code is making sure that the new assets are dispersed appropriately and that there's some method to the madness.

Elsewhere, much is as you'd expect it to be given that straying too far from the roots of the series would be the equivalent of hitting kamikaze in a game; unhealthy for all concerned. WMD is full 2D, there's no mucking about here. This is a back-to-basics offering, built on top of a new game engine with a handful of changes that will hopefully accentuate the atmosphere rather than unbalance the experience for seasoned veterans.

One new feature that will change things up a little is the tanks and turrets. There might well be more vehicles in the game, but all we saw during the demo were tanks. Hopping tanks, no less. They provide a handy protective shield, although they also make for a popular target. They didn't feel too overpowered, and so grabbing one shouldn't be a surefire route to victory. It's the same with turrets, but their lack of mobility makes them a less appealing option.

Perhaps the most interesting change is the new buildings, and in online multiplayer they'll make a big difference. Now structures are enterable, their internal compositions only visible to those on the inside. In a local game of course the advantage is lessened, as your opponents simply need to remember where you stopped once you've gone inside. Online, however, the anonymity afforded by slinking indoors could create interesting moments, surprise attacks for those with the patience to wait for the right moment to strike, as well as shelter from incoming explosions.

We only got to see a singular weapon set, but one thing included that Team 17 were keen to highlight was the ninja rope. It sounds like they're working to make sure this popular tool is up to scratch for this iteration. We also got to play around with some of the classic Worms weapons during our hands-on, with farting grannies, holy hand grenades, and super sheep lining up alongside regulars that include banana bombs, homing missiles, shotguns, baseball bats etc etc.

There's plenty of familiarity here that will play to longstanding fans of the franchise. Indeed, Team 17 doesn't really deviate beyond the tried and tested apart from with a couple of new ideas, but then again, we're not really sure that they needed to. Encouragingly, the changes don't appear to have knocked anything loose, and from the demo we played it seems that the traditional Worms flavour has been retained for WMD. The new additions are fun, but not overwhelming, and it looks better than ever before, with fresh art and a revised, more modern worm bringing the series up-to-date. We're still waiting to see how the new art style will affect the procedural generation of each level, but it certainly doesn't look like anything's broken or unbalanced. For series fans awaiting a triumphant return to form, Worms WMD is certainly a contender.

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edit2: i skipped the interview, but apparently its full of in-game footage
So thar:

Happy birthday matey!


and chelsea can go f* himself... I was busy typing this message... he certainly wasn't first to say HB

Totally Vok's fault @ 17:30

lmfao.

Peja gtfo

tita's god: 6 weapon crates with mine strike and napalm strike.
hhc's god: 3 utility crates with double turn time and 2 times double damage.

hhc's god won.

Tough luck tita, couldnt hit that spot for more than half an hour, and the one time i do i get this DD crate :x

gg (?)

*ducks*

thank you chelsea

Next up of ASC's cups is TTRR.

Which variant of TTRR do you prefer?
Can pick up to 2.

Sorry, its the same as 184711.

Remove berria, add Sm0k 

Anyone know a good way of putting images (of text) into a READABLE pdf file?

I read on the internetz you can do it by opening the images in preview and then printing them to a PDF-writes, but I cant seem to get it to work for more than 1 page and the quality was shitty too. 

The text images are black and white, so thats the format for the PDF too... Whats a reasonable size for PDF file of this format when there's about 200 pages in it 

See replay: at 7:20.

We had to RH after what I think was the 4th mess up